California Community Colleges Board of Governors

The California Community Colleges Board of Governors is the governing body that oversees California's community college system. It sets policies, allocates funds, and provides leadership to ensure colleges offer accessible, high-quality education and workforce training. Comprising 17 members elected by regional districts and student representatives, the board makes decisions that influence curriculum, student services, and system-wide priorities. Its role is to support colleges in serving diverse student needs, advancing academic achievement, and aligning programs with California’s economic and workforce development goals.